Aspira TWLWP50 User manual

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Specifications
Type Fully Automatic Washing Machine
Model TWLWP50 TWLWP60
Rated voltage / frequency 220-240V~ 50Hz 220-240V~ 50Hz
Rated washing power 380W 390W
Rated spinning power 340W 350W
Net weight About 32.5kg About 36.5kg
Gross weight About 37.5kg About 41.5kg
Dimensions (mm) L 520 W 530 H 900 L 550 W 560 H 955
1/14L 2/18L 3/22L 1/18L 2/24L 3/30L
4/26L 5/30L 6/34L 4/36L 5/42L 6/48L
7/38L 8/43L 9/47L 7/54L 8/60L 9/65L
Water level / water
quantity (approx) 10/52L 10/70L
Water inlet pressure 0.03MPa-1.0MPa (when water temperature is 65oC, the
water inlet pressure of hot water shall not exceed
0.4MPa.
Note: Default settings when you choose this program after power on.
Item
Cycle Wash Rinse Spin
Water
level Temp Time
97 min
(TWLWP50)
Normal Long 1 rinse 7 min 10 Warm / cold 107 min
(TWLWP60)
Heavy Long 2 rinses 7 min 6 Warm / cold 76 min
Delicate Rapid 2 rinses 5 min 6 Warm / cold 34 min
Quick Express 1 rinse 3 min 3 Warm / cold 10 min
Memory This cycle setting remembers the last wash, rinse and spin settings.
Synthetic Medium 1 rinse 5 min 6 Warm / cold
Wool Express 2 rinses 3 min 6 Cold / cold 25 min
Tub dry 53 min
AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE USER MANUAL
This manual is for:
TWLWP50
TWLWP60
Please read this
manual carefully
before using.
Retain for future
reference.
0030509798A

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Contents
Product overview.................................................................................1
Safety precautions............................................................................2-3
Installation and adjustment..................................................................4
Installation of drainage hose ...............................................................5
Installation of water inlet hose.............................................................6
Before washing....................................................................................7
Loading your laundry...........................................................................8
Detergent usage guide........................................................................8
Operation & wash cycles................................................................9-13
Maintenance......................................................................................14
Troubleshooting............................................................................15-16
Packing list........................................................................................17
Specifications....................................................................................18
Packing list
Name Quantity Storage position
Automatic washing machine One
Bottom plate One Between the upper cushion of the
washing machine package and the
upper seal of the package carton
User manual One Inside the document bag
Warranty card One Inside the document bag
Tapping screws
One Inside the accessory bag
Lint filter
(TWLWP50)
One Inside the document bag
Components of the water
inlet hose
Two Inside the accessory bag
Drain hose One Inside the accessory bag
Drain hose clamp One Inside the accessory bag
Drain hose hoop One Inside the accessory bag
Drain hose neck guide One On the drain hose

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Common occurrences
Situation Cause
The spinning is intermittent after it
starts Redistribute the load evenly. Close the top lid.
The wash procedure pauses. The clothes sensor is detecting
and it will add water after about
48 seconds.
Select spin program, but it does
not work. The program is setting the drain time. There will be a pause before
the spin program starts.
There may be water in the drain
hose when first used It may be residual water after performance inspection by the
factory.
Product Overview
Description of symbols
Warning sign
Contents marked with this symbol are related to the
safe use of the product and the personal safety of the
user. Please operate in accordance with the contents
of this manual to avoid harm to the user or damage to
the machine itself.
Forbidden sign
Contents marked with this symbol indicate operations or
actions that should not be undertaken by the user.
Performing such actions may result in injury to the user
or damage to machine itself, and void warranty.
SAFETY WARNING
Please check power socket condition to ensure it has been earthed correctly
prior to installation to ensure your safety.

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Safety Precautions
A separate, earthed power socket is required
for the power supply. Hold the plug – NOT
the electric cable – when unplugging the
washing machine. Do not insert
or remove the power plug with
wet hands. After installation of
the washing machine, the power
plug should be accessible.
Ensure the plug is removed and the taps
turned off in the following cases:
Power failure, cleaning, moving,
installation and when not in use.
If power cord or other parts of this machine
become damaged or faulty,
please contact a technician
to have it repaired. DO NOT
attempt repairs yourself as
this may cause personal
harm or void warranty.
CAUTION: If this appliance is
supplied from a cord extension set or
electrical portable outlet device, the
cord extension set or electrical
portable outlet device must be
positioned so that it is not subject to
splashing or ingress of moisture.
Do not install this appliance in a damp or wet
environment. Do not leave wet laundry on the
control panel or spray water directly on to this
appliance, as this may cause the washer to
malfunction or cause an electrical fault.
Do not connect to hot water higher than 65oC
temperature.
Do not block the ventilation holes with carpet.
Ensure carpet does not obstruct the opening
under the base of the cabinet.
Do not wash water-proof clothing as this may
affect load balance during spin cycle(s).
If you are using an extension cord or a portable electrical
outlet device (not recommended), ensure that it is
positioned so that it does not come into contact with water
or moisture.
Troubleshooting
If there is a fault or the machine does not operate correctly, remove the power plug before
checking the machine. Using diagnostic list below, please check if the machine requires
repair. If a repair is required, please contact our Customer Care Team. Do not try to fix it
yourself.
Problem Possible causes What to do
The machine does not drain
or drains slowly.
The display shows E1.
Is the drain hose blocked ? Remove the blockage. Open
and close the top lid once.
The machine stops running.
The display shows E2. The top lid is not closed. Close the top lid
The machine does not spin.
The display shows E3.
Has the laundry been placed
unevenly in the machine ?
Is the machine level ?
Redistribute the load evenly.
Close the top lid.
Level the machine. The
machine will start 10 seconds
after being levelled correctly.
The display shows E4.
Is the water tap closed or has
the water supply been
interrupted ?
Is the water inlet valve
blocked ?
Is the water pressure too
low ?
Open the water tap. Push the
Start / Pause button once.
Clean the water inlet valve then
push the Start / Pause button
once.
Use after the water pressure is
normal.
The display shows E6 The water level sensor has
failed. Please contact Customer Care.
Will not
wash
Is there a power failure ?
Is the power plug inserted
tightly ?
Has the water level reached
preset position ?
Wait for the power supply to be
restored.
Insert the power plug tightly.
Wait for water to fill to the
preset level.
The machine
does not work.
Will not
spin
Is the power plug inserted
tightly ?
Is the top lid closed ?
Is the laundry distributed
unevenly in the machine ?
Insert the power plug tightly.
Close the top lid.
Redistribute the laundry.
There are abnormal sounds
inside the machine.
Is the machine level ?
Has the laundry been placed
unevenly in the machine ?
Are there any foreign objects
inside the bowl ?
Redistribute the load evenly.
Close the top lid.
Level the machine.
Remove the foreign object.
The water tap leaks. Is the water inlet hose loose ? Fasten the inlet hose.

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Maintenance
Remove the power plug before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance.
Clean the lint filter(s) and detergent box after each wash.
Remove and clean the detergent box,
replace after cleaning.
The lint filter must be used during
washing.
It must be cleaned after each use.
LINT FILTER:
1. Slide upwards to remove.
2. Gently push it down to install ensuring it
is in place before next wash.
The filter at the water inlet valve may
become blocked by impurities in the
water supply. Clean it with a plastic
bristled brush every two months.
If the cabinet is dirty, wipe it with a damp
cloth.
Do not wash directly with water.
Wipe with a neutral detergent (please
check directions on detergent bottle first).
Do not wipe machine with thinners, petrol,
alcohol or other harsh solvents.
1. After washing cycle has finished, turn off the water faucet. (If needed, you can remove the
water inlet hose).
2. Do not store water in the washing machine for a long period without completing a wash
cycle. Drain the water completely after each wash.
3. Hang up the power cord and drain hose
4. Wipe up any drops of water on the surface of the machine and inside the tub. Leave the
lid open for about 1 hour after each wash to evaporate any residual water.
Safety precautions
Do not attempt to move washing or place
hands inside washing machine while in
operation.
Please ensure
children are
supervised
around
machine to
avoid harm.
Do not take apart, repair or alter the machine
by yourself.
Do not leave hot or heavy items on lid or
control panel as this may cause damage to the
washer or
make the
washer
unsafe to
operate.
Do not wash laundry with chemicals or other
volatile materials (such as petrol, solvents or
thinners) as
this may cause
damage to the
machine.
This clothes washer is not intended for use by
children and persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of
experience and knowledge, unless they have
been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety.
Keep washer away from heat sources such
as heaters, stoves or direct sunlight.
If the power cord or other parts of this machine become damaged or faulty, please contact a
technician to have it repaired. DO NOT attempt repairs yourself as this may cause personal
harm or void warranty.
Please remove items such as coins, buttons,
sand and other solid
materials from clothing
before washing.
Check that water faucets are open after
connection to machine, prior to operation and
that pipes are connected correctly.
Please use low suds / high efficiency washing
powder.

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Installation & Adjustment
Please install and adjust the machine according to the directions contained in this
manual. It is very important to follow these directions for the safe operation of the
machine, and to ensure your machine operates correctly.
INSTALL THE LINT FILTER
After removing washer from outer packaging, take
out the lint filter from the document bag and install it
to the inner tub. See the figure opposite.
Please ensure the lint filter is installed correctly
and maintained in good condition to ensure the
water outlet is not blocked or the flow altered. If
the lint filter is lost or damaged, contact
Customer Care.
INSTALL THE BOTTOM PLATE
The purpose of the bottom plate is to suppress
noise from the washing machine during operation.
Steps:
1. Lay the washer on its back, on a non-abrasive
surface.
2. Place the plate on to the bottom of the
machine.
3. Use a screwdriver to tighten the screws (in
accessory bag) securing the panel to bottom of
the washer.
4. Once all screws are tight and the panel is
secure, return the washer to its standing
position.
BALANCE WASHING MACHINE
Do not install this machine on an incline greater than 2 degrees. Installing machine on an
angle or on rough ground will result in unstable running or stoppage of the machine. Please
adjust it by the following method:
1. Confirm it is level.
2. Lift up the side of the leg slightly and twist the
adjustable leg.
Note: The distance between the washing machine and
wall should be at least 20mm.
Operation & Wash Cycles
7 Press the button to start the cycle
If the top lid is opened while machine is in SPIN cycle, the machine will stop and
an audible alarm will sound.
NOTE
The energy test program was performed using the “Normal” cycle default
setting of:
Wash: Long
Rinse: 1 rinse
Spin: 7 mins
Water level: 10
Please use low suds / high efficiency detergent.
CYCLE COMPLETED
When the machine has completed the selected / current wash cycle an audible alarm
will sound and the machine will switch off automatically.

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Operation & Wash Cycles
3 Press the buttons to customise the pre-set options.
Even when there is no water in the tub, a certain period is required before
spinning.
Separate colour fast clothes before loading the washing machine.
During Rinse cycle, only SPIN times can be set. All other wash functions are
locked.
During Wool and Tub Dry cycles, the settings cannot be changed and buttons will
not function as machine will only follow pre-programmed settings.
4. Press the button to change the water level
For the “Synthetic” and “Memory” cycles the machine will run a FUZZY LOGIC
program that automatically detects the type of laundry in the tub. After detection it
will set the water level automatically.
The water level can only be changed once the machine has started by pushing
the “Start / Pause” button, then push the “Water Level” button to reset the water
level.
Press the “Start / Pause” button to resume the wash cycle.
5. Press the button to select the wash and rinse temperature
Set the wash and rinse temperatures in accordance with the requirements of each
load. The wash and rinse temperatures will be the same (ie. If “Warm / Cold” is
selected, both wash and rinse cycles will be warm / cold).
6. Press the button to select the delay wash program
The delay time program is automatically off, and wash cycles will start as soon as “Start /
Pause” button is pushed.
Confirm the operation of “Delay” program
To set a delay time, first select the Cycle and options required and push the “Delay” button.
The cycle indicator lights will go off and the “Delay (hours) indicator light will be on.
During the delay program, press the “Delay” button to display
the time remaining. The delay time indicator shows the time
remaining till the wash ends.
To cancel the delay program, switch the power off and back
on, then make a new selection.
Delay start (2-24hr) option.
Delay time is to the end of the washing cycle.
Installation of drainage hose
Install drainage hose
First connect the drainage hose to the connection point on the lower left side of
the cabinet, and fasten with drain hose hoop (provided).
Connect drain hose guide on to the outside of drainage hose. To guide the drain
hose over the tub or standpipe the hose guide MUST be fitted to the drain hose.
Placement of drainage hose
The height of the standpipe or tub should be between 850-1200mm. To avoid
siphoning, the drain hose should not extend more than 20mm from the end of the
guide.
Ensure drainage hose is held in place to avoid leaks or spills.

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Installation of water inlet hoses
NOTE: Use the new inlet hoses supplied. Do not re-use old hoses.
1. Insert a new flat washer into each end of the
inlet hose.
2. Connect the water inlet hose to the water faucet.
You may have to use pliers to tighten the
coupling. Do not over tighten as this may cause
damage to the valve or hose fittings.
3. Connect the other ends to their respective cold
and hot water inlet valves
located on the top of the
washer.
4. Fasten each hose on the
washing machine and ensure a
tight connection.
Check the inlet hose connections
1. Swing the hose gently to confirm that the hose is
securely fastened.
2. After installation, open the tap to check for leaks.
3. Do not bend the hose unduly.
4. Periodically check the hose connections are firm at
both ends. This is to ensure the connections remain
watertight over time.
Removing the water inlet hoses
1. Turn off the water taps.
2. Loosen each connection at faucet and washer.
3. Carefully remove each hose separately, as they may contain residual water.
Operation & Wash Cycles
E “Temp (Wash/Rinse)” button
Press the “Temp (Wash/Rinse)” button to select your wash temperature.
During “Quick” cycle, the water temperature is preset. Temp button does not
work.
During wool cycle, the “hot / cold” water temperature cannot be chosen.
F “START/PAUSE” button
After the power is switched on press the “Start/Pause” button to start the machine.
During operation, push the Start/Pause button to pause the machine.
Push the Start/Pause button again to restart the machine.
G “POWER” button
To turn on/off the power, press the power button.
If the start pause button is not pushed within 5 minutes, the washing machine will
automatically switch off the power.
Button Operation and Descriptions
1. Press the button to switch power on/off
2. Press the button to select automatic program
When the power is switched on “Normal” cycle is automatically set. To select a
different automatic cycle, press the “Cycle” button till the corresponding indicator is
on. Refer to the section on the “Cycle” button above.
Eg choose “Quick” cycle for a small load of lightly soiled laundry. When the
“Synthetic” or “Memory” cycles are selected the Fuzzy Logic program is run. The
washing cycle is automatically set while the water level and wash time can be
selected according to the texture and size of the load.

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Operation & Wash Cycles
B “Wash” “Rinse” “Spin” buttons
You may change the Wash, Rinse and Spin times when Memory, Heavy, Normal
and Synthetic cycles are selected.
When the Wool cycle has been selected you cannot change the Wash, Rinse and
Spin times.
You cannot change the Wash, Rinse and Spin times when Tub dry and Quick
cycles are selected.
C “Delay” button
The display shows the time remaining (in minutes) before the cycle will finish.
Push the “Delay” button and the display will show the remaining time for the cycle
to finish (in hours). The indicator flashes to indicate that the delay function is
operating.
Delay start can be set for 2-24hr operation.
NOTE: The delay time is until the selected wash program finishes (you will need to
deduct wash time from this delay time to calculate when the wash will start).
D “Water Level” button
During the Memory and Synthetic programs the washing machine will detect the
size of the laundry and automatically select the water level between levels 4, 6, 8
or 10.
To change the water level, press the Start/Pause button and make your selection
by pressing the “Water Level” button until desired level is shown (1-10).
If there is water inside the tub and the machine cannot detect the laundry load, it
will display water level “6”. If wet laundry is put in the machine, it will display level
“3”. You can then manually adjust to the desired water level.
If Quick program is selected it will display water level “3”. You can then manually
adjust to the desired water level.
If Tub Dry program is selected the water level cannot be manually overridden.
During operation of the wash, or rinse program, you can adjust the water level by
pressing the Water Level button.
The water level may vary due to the different moisture level of the laundry items.
Before washing
Preparation
1. Ensure the water inlet hoses are correctly installed and faucets are
turned on.
2. Insert the power plug into the electrical socket.
3. Ensure the drain hose is mounted at the correct height.
4. Select a suitable location for the washer on a hard, even surface,
away from direct sunlight or heat sources, eg radiators / heaters,
cooking appliances etc.
5. Any floor
unevenness may
result in unstable
working or
abnormal noise.
Please ensure the
machine is level.
Check the following before washing
Check if the
laundry has any
special washing
instructions
Clear the
pockets, and
take out loose
items such as
coins, sand,
hairpins etc.
Tie any long
straps or strings,
fasten buttons
and close
zippers.
The weight of
the laundry shall
not exceed the
rated capacity of
your machine.
Loosen the
laundry before
placing it evenly
in the tub.
When the
machine is
running, buttons
may cause
noise. To
reduce the
noise, turn
clothes inside
out or place
them in a
laundry bag.
a) Check if the laundry is suitable for machine washing.
b) Divide the laundry into colour fast and non-colour fast items.
c) Separate items that do not absorb water easily and was by hand.
d) For heavily soiled items, please first remove loose dirt, then apply detergent directly (as
per instructions on pack) to the stain before washing.
e) For those items that may attract lint or are furry or fluffy, please turn inside out before
washing.
f) Do not put laundry soiled with chemicals or solvents into the washing machine.

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Loading your laundry
The rated washing capacity refers to the largest dry
weight of a load that can be washed.
The thickness, size and type of clothes will influence the
actual capacity.
Do not select more than Water Level “4” for clothes less
than 1.0kg, to avoid splashing of water.
It is recommended that low suds / high efficiency
washing powder is used.
Detergent Usage Guide
How to use bleach /
whitener
Always refer to the
bleach / whitener
instructions prior to
usage.
Fill with water to
desired level.
Dilute the bleach /
whitener in a container.
Pour it slowly into the
washing tub.
Avoid using whitener on
laundry with colour or
patterns as they are
prone to losing colour.
The bleach / whitener
should NOT be applied
directly to laundry.
Adding washing powder
It is suggested to dissolve detergent before adding to the
tub, see as below:
1. Prepare warm water (<35oC) in a container.
2. Add washing powder, stirring to dissolve it completely
Adding washing powder Fuzzy Logic programs
Add washing powder / liquid into the detergent box directly
for “Fuzzy logic” programs and “Delay” program.
Adding washing powder Normal Wash.
It is recommended that washing powder/liquid is dissolved
with water and then emptied directly into the washing
machine:
1. Add some water (select the “1” water level).
2. Add washing powder / liquid. Run for about
30 seconds to fully dissolve the detergent. Then
push the “Start / Pause” button to pause the wash
cycle.
3. Load laundry. Select suitable water level. Push the
“Start / Pause” button again to recommence washing
cycle.
If you select “Quick” program, it is recommended to use
liquid detergent instead of washing powder to ensure the
most effective wash results.
Old or poor quality washing powder may cause caking in
the tub or detergent dispenser.
Clean the detergent box periodically to ensure washing
power is evenly distributed and remove any detergent
build up.
Note: For best wash performance, use low suds / high
efficiency washing powder and dissolve the detergent in <1L
warm water prior to mixing with laundry.
CLOSE THE LID
If you open the lid during spin cycle the machine will stop and an audible alarm will
sound.
Operation and Wash Cycles
Indicator display H
Off
On: Indicates the program is about to run and indicates the selected
cycle and options.
Flashing: Indicates the program is running and indicates the selected
cycle and options.
Remaining time display H
Displays “-“ during Fuzzy Logic detection cycle until level is determined.
Displays total time remaining during current, in progress wash cycle.
Displays remaining time when the “Delay” program is used
(hours).
Displays error codes (see page 15).
A “Cycle” button
Program Recommend
Normal Recommended for mixed fabrics and general clothing items.
Heavy Items that are soiled or items that are heavy / big.
Delicate Delicate items that are machine washable.
Quick Lightly soiled or small laundry loads less than 1.5kg
Memory This cycle setting remembers the last wash, rinse and spin settings
(Water level will not be remembered as it is determined by fuzzy logic
function).
Synthetic Ideal for synthetic fabrics
Wool Machine washable woollen items
Tub dry Dries the inner and outer tub to avoid the growth of mildew.